Shifting Age Structure in Federal Custody: 2009-10 and 2019-20

The age structure of an incarcerated population establishes potential for future growth of specific age groups, as well as the total in-custody population. Younger inmates require a sufficient number of correctional, educational and vocational programs. Upon conditional release, they require meaningful employment to promote community reintegration, and quality supervision and support to promote safe community management. Older inmates require different accommodation and treatment facilities.

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Title (French)	Évolution de la structure d'âge de la population de détenus sous responsabilité fédérale : exercises 2009-2010 et 2019-2020
Update Frequency	as_needed
Geographic Scope	["0"]
Criticality Level	["general_public", "youth"]
Sensitivity Level	unrestricted
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Contact Email	opengovernmentgen-nhq@csc-scc.gc.ca
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Open Canada Date Published	2021-04-01 00:00:00
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Open Canada Subject	["law"]
Open Canada Keywords	{"fr": ["Fédérale", "structure d’âge", "la population de détenus", "Les détenus plus jeunes", "structure", "les détenus âgés"], "en": ["Federal", "age structure", "incarcerated population", "younger inmates", "structure", "older inmates"]}
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